My situation was like out of the frying pan ___ the fire.
Answer: B) into
- A) in
- B) into
- C) on
- D) off
Explanation
"Into". The fixed saying is "out of the frying pan into the fire": escaping one trouble only to land in a worse one. "Into" shows movement from outside to inside, matching the image of falling from the pan into the flames.
Asked in: BAPEX 2017